A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Wei Wuya's Family Ancestor

Tianlinggen, with the help of the big bosses in the late Nascent Soul stage, there is no need to suppress the realm. After all, he is not the stingy Li Huayuan.

The protagonist or the author can't tell the priority. It's best to build a foundation for cultivating immortals and then minor in them. During the Qi training period, you should focus on cultivation. There is no point in getting started with hundreds of arts too early. In the original work, Han Li minored in Qi training period because he had no choice. What about the protagonist? It feels like there is nothing to do. It is better to do minor training after foundation building. Because the span of Qi training is small, it is easier to improve the realm. You should practice hard to get through it. After foundation building, the realm span is large. A minor training is just right. Moreover, it is better to practice alchemy and weapon refining after foundation building. Because the inheritance is more abundant, it needs more (refining mana and refining the life magic weapon). For example, it is best to form alchemy and work hard on formation talismans, because these two inheritances are slightly insufficient (high-level). Missing), and the need for the protagonist is small, because the main function of these two is to increase combat power. The protagonist's family background does not require formations and talismans to increase combat power before the protagonist Nascent Soul. In the original work, Han Li has no sect background and obtains additional magical powers and magic weapons, so he needs them, but the protagonist does not need them. In short, the author should let the protagonist practice hard and write less plots about cultivating immortals and hundreds of arts that are useless in the early stage.

There is also the Nascent Soul, which is about to become Nascent Soul, so you don't practice hard. Just hanging around outside, I really want to be your enemy. I know you, and I will try my best to kill you. A genius elixir is active in the front. Your brain is not broken, right?

The protagonist is too self-righteous, or the author is too self-righteous. There's nothing too poisonous about it, but it just feels uncomfortable to look at.

It really made Wei Wuya know that there was such a teleportation array in the Yue Kingdom, and that his cultivation level could allow him to walk sideways in the Sea of ​​Chaos Stars. The key was that the Sea of ​​Chaos Stars was rich in resources, and he was young, so he might become a god. What do you mean, that is, you, the disciple, are not important. If Wei Wuya becomes a god, his disciple will definitely not be able to survive him, and you will be dispensable. You can die at any time. The good ending is that he uses this teleportation array to negotiate with good and evil spirits. No matter what the outcome is, this teleportation array belongs to Wei Wuya, Hehuan, and Zhiyang. You will never have the chance to go to Chaos Xinghai again. Then you don't know that one day you will be asked to search for your soul by Xiang Zhili. He must also want to know what is on the other side of the teleportation array. You're basically dead. Xiang Zhili uses up his life to deal with Wei Wuya, but you don't need to search for souls. After searching your soul, he will know whether it is worth spending his life to deal with Wei Wuya. The bad ending is that after Wei Wuya figured out what was in the Chaotic Star Sea, he assessed his high probability of becoming a god. He was so determined that he took away all the inventory of the family and the sect. He even became cruel and plotted to kill all the Yuanying of the family and the sect, and took all the resources to Chaos Xinghai. Of course, before doing these things, in order to prevent the news from leaking, he will definitely kill you first. Before you reach the Yuan Empress, as long as this teleportation array is leaked, you will definitely die. Always thinking about trade, do you think the mortal world is a legal society? As long as Wei Wuya knows about this teleportation array, the best solution for him is to kill you first. After that, whether he negotiates with the good and the evil or takes it all by himself, he will be in a safe position. You have space to ripen the spiritual grass. The Sea of ​​Stars is the most suitable for you, and that is your chance to become enlightened. Keep the secret of the teleportation array as much as possible, find the right opportunity, and take away the sect and family wealth to chaos in the sea of ​​stars. Of course, it is best to speed up and enter the Nascent Soul stage, rather than deliberately suppressing the state here. After arriving at Chaotic Star Sea, he directly imitated Han Li and destroyed a corner of the teleportation array. Wait until you achieve Yuan Hou before returning to the sect. The resources of Chaos Xinghai, plus your foresight to seize resources, are enough for you to cultivate to the Yuan Empress. In this way, with the resources of Chaos Xinghai, any monk who used to trade, especially the Nascent Soul monk, would have the motivation to destroy the teleportation array and just establish a foothold there. If you can call yourself the ancestor, why do you suffer in your sect? Only those who are not clear-headed would think of telling Master.

The soup is clear and the plot is watery. It is not recommended to follow the book, it is a waste of money!

Why do the last few pictures seem to be developing in the direction of nanny stories? Why does it look more and more like a licking dog when a person with a heavenly spirit takes a pseudo-spiritual with four spiritual roots as his apprentice?

I was speechless after reading Chapter 26. The protagonist, a Tianlinggen author, arranged a five-element exercise. I don't know what I thought or what he said. Isn't it different when I break through to the spiritual world and practice cultivation?

There is too much nonsense, and the basic setting is different from the original work.

With the support of massive resources from major forces, is a 14-year-old Tianlinggen considered a genius? Zhong Weiniang was born in a small power and established her spiritual roots at the age of 16. Is she not the first person in the human world?